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    Short Description for The Internet is a Playground David Thorne has quickly established himself as the world s leading internet troublemaker. Since his emailed efforts to settle an overdue bill with a drawing of a spider achieved massive worldwide online exposure in 2008, millions of people have followed Thorne s hilarious exchanges with unwitting victims reported via the mainstream media, online and email inboxes globally. Thorne s razor-sharp wr...
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  • David Thorne has quickly established himself as the world s leading internet troublemaker. Since his emailed efforts to settle an overdue bill with a drawing of a spider achieved massive worldwide online exposure in 2008, millions of people have followed Thorne s hilarious exchanges with unwitting victims reported via the mainstream media, online and email inboxes globally. Thorne s razor-sharp writings, compiled in his first book The Internet is a Playground say something about everyday life we can all relate to. If the internet had a heart, David Thorne would be it s mitral valve. Mil Millington, Author, Things My Girlfriend and I Have Argued About There is usually a fine line between genius and insanity but in this case it has become very blurred. Some of the funniest and most clever writing I have read in years. Terrance Fielding, WIRED Magazine I laughed so hard and uncontrollably I could hardly breath. Reading this on public transport is not a good idea! Kate Huchinson, editor, Penthouse magazine David Thorne s wit is as sharp, and often as cutting, as a scalpel. Hilarious and brilliant. Dave Masters, editor, The Sun Newspaper ..one the most entertaining and interesting writers in years. Matthew Moore, editor, Telegraph.co.uk